What is the converse of the proposition "Some noncarrots are orange"?

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The converse of the proposition "Some noncarrots are orange" is "Some orange things are noncarrots." This is because the converse of a proposition switches the subject and predicate while keeping the same quality. In the original proposition, "noncarrots" is the subject and "orange" is the predicate. In the converse, "orange" becomes the subject and "noncarrots" becomes the predicate. Option B is the only choice that expresses this relationship.

What Is the Converse of the Proposition "Some Noncarrots Are